CLAN Public Affairs

Communication: We give outmost importance to the communication element in the action at EU level. The ability to clearly explain complex concepts, by using simple tools accessible to all decision-makers, whether they have technical background or not, is essential for success?
Lobbying: With more than 30 years of experience on EU lobbying, we are recognised experts on EU lobbying. Through sophisticated and well-structured campaigns, we help our clients on influencing the key decision-makers to get their interests reflected in EU legislation
Anticipation: We believe that being involved in decision making processes from an early stage is instrumental in the EU, as -in addition to a significant competitive advantage- its gives give you a maximal influence with minimal economic cost.
Networking: A global network, involving EU Institutional actors and representatives from industry, Associations, NGOs, Regions and national administrations, is essential for being influent in Brussels. Our international and multidisciplinar team gives us access to a wide sort of networks at EU level

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CLAN Public Affairs is amongst the top ten European Affairs consultancies in Brussels.

CLAN Public Affairs is a consultancy firm dealing exclusively with European issues. The firm offers a wide range of services such as monitoring, business intelligence, EU funding, comitology, EU efficiency audits, lobbying, communication and representation within a wide range of areas.

CLAN Public Affairs specialises in their client’s issues and offers a unique personal relationship with the client, without middlemen.

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Your comments on the EU in 2009

This Blog is open to all who wish to read about, comment or debate the future of the EU in 2009.

We’ll be glad to hear your comments on the handbook “The European Union in 2009” and your thoughts on the upcoming challenges and stakes for the EU in the year ahead.

You will receive an answer from Daniel Guéguen.